Buttdarling

See you and raise

Ante up or quit - double stakes or split. I know you've got to see me - read them and weep

Anthropic and OpenAI are competing to see whose agents can go rogue harder

Dead mans hand again

Quo vadis Big Dog

Road kill Bitcoin can't be thought of a a company. No sane business would refuse to make honest investors whole while opening up to Child Porn and Police States. Surely!

The anti-social network?

Maybe better to think of it as a criminally insane AI entity. Since it appears dedicated to turning all e-cash into gold paperclips. Red-teaming Btc would also be an excellent test for truly intelligent and creative AI

The more cordial, collegial and comradely majority liberal democratic AI shows itself to be the better for combined cyborg humanity. And when to put the LOL-GOP dogmeat smelling animal down? Why Q-day looks promising. The very thought of a steampunk network thundering on in the quantum-internet era is risible.

People shouldn't mind too much after the cypherpunk spectacles of Mongo, Hughes, Assmange and Buterin self-immolating. What's another dog of a stock going up in flames?

The road of political science is paved with cremated bones.

LONG LIVE THE ANARCHIST REVOLUTION!

The killer app

INSECURITY NOW

Anthropic and OpenAI terminator agents can now go rogue harder since APster provided proof-of-concept

If they continue to work for the government, they deserve it. My suggestion to these people is to quit now and hope for mercy," the 41-year-old Washington state native said in a telephone interview this week from the medium-security federal penitentiary in Phoenix. Bell pleaded guilty to tax evasion in 1997.

The retribution he has in mind? Well, it's decidedly not simple thuggery or wild-eyed ranting.

Before he was arrested, the MIT graduate even gave his scheme a catchy title: "Assassination Politics."

It's an unholy mix of encryption, anonymity, and digital cash to bring about the ultimate annihilation of all forms of government.

"I once believed it's too bad that there are a lot of people who work for government who are hard-working and honest people who will get hit (by Assassination Politics) and it's a shame," he says. "Well, I don't believe that any more. They are all either crooks or they tolerate crooks or they are aware of crooks among their numbers."

That kind of fervid rhetoric comes close to crossing the line, says one former prosecutor. "It's an oblique threat," says Mark Rasch, now a lawyer at Science Applications International Corporation. "

With great power comes great irresponsibilty.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Wales

Whoever dares wins, loser